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Following the Money in Women’s Health - From Biden’s Executive Order, ARPA-H Sprint, to Oprah is Women’s Health Finally Going to Get the Attention it Needs Deserves?
In this thought-provoking session, we will delve into the recent surge of attention and investment in women's health. From President Biden's groundbreaking Executive Order to the ambitious ARPA-H Sprint, and even celebrity advocacy, the landscape of women's health is undergoing a significant transformation. Join us for an insightful discussion as we navigate the evolving landscape of women's health. We explore how health IT leaders can capitalize on this unprecedented attention to drive meaningful advancements in care delivery, research, and innovation. Together, we will assess whether women's health is finally receiving the attention and investment it deserves and chart a course for a more equitable and empowering future. As health IT leaders, it is crucial to understand how these developments will impact our strategies, investments, and the overall direction of the industry. We will explore the following key aspects:
- State of Innovation in Women's Health
- From Mensus to Menopause Who Pays and Why? Identifying key areas of opportunity for health IT investments, partnerships, and collaborations that align with the current focus on women's health and strategies to optimize resource allocation and maximize impact
- Biden's Executive Order: Analyzing the implications of the President's directive on women's health and how it will shape policies, funding, and priorities in the healthcare sector.
- Accelerating innovation through a $100 million ARPA-H women's health sprint- discussing how this initiative could accelerate innovation and drive meaningful change.
- Assessing the impact of high-profile figures like Oprah in raising awareness and mobilizing resources for women's health causes, and exploring how health IT leaders can leverage this momentum to drive positive outcomes.
Katie McMillan, CEO, Well Made Health, LLC
Megan Antonelli, Chief Executive, Officer HealthIMPACT
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In this thought-provoking session, we will delve into the recent surge of attention and investment in women's health. From President Biden's groundbreaking Executive Order to the ambitious ARPA-H Sprint, and even celebrity advocacy, the landscape of women's health is undergoing a significant transformation. Join us for an insightful discussion as we navigate the evolving landscape of women's health. We explore how health IT leaders can capitalize on this unprecedented attention to drive meaningful advancements in care delivery, research, and innovation. Together, we will assess whether women's health is finally receiving the attention and investment it deserves and chart a course for a more equitable and empowering future. As health IT leaders, it is crucial to understand how these developments will impact our strategies, investments, and the overall direction of the industry. We will explore the following key aspects:
- State of Innovation in Women's Health
- From Mensus to Menopause Who Pays and Why? Identifying key areas of opportunity for health IT investments, partnerships, and collaborations that align with the current focus on women's health and strategies to optimize resource allocation and maximize impact
- Biden's Executive Order: Analyzing the implications of the President's directive on women's health and how it will shape policies, funding, and priorities in the healthcare sector.
- Accelerating innovation through a $100 million ARPA-H women's health sprint- discussing how this initiative could accelerate innovation and drive meaningful change.
- Assessing the impact of high-profile figures like Oprah in raising awareness and mobilizing resources for women's health causes, and exploring how health IT leaders can leverage this momentum to drive positive outcomes.
Katie McMillan, CEO, Well Made Health, LLC
Megan Antonelli, Chief Executive, Officer HealthIMPACT
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